Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-09
LOCAL BREvTTIES.

A large number of headers have COM
menced work throughout Yolo county.
The Sacramento river continues to fall,
and yesterday was down to Is feet inches.
special train of fourteen carloads of
hops from A. Menke's ranch. Brighton,
was yesterday forwarded to New Orleans.
County Assessor Frost has paid into the
County Treasury 81. 800, received from poll
tax collections and taxes on personal prop
erty.
The pure wine labels will be received at
the Controllers Office to-day Orders for
large quantities are coming in by every
mail.
But one arrest was made yesterday
Bas Wendell, a stout young fellow, who was
taken in by officer Lowell for being a
healthy beggar.
Notaries Public have been appointed as
follows: NJ. T. Dusenberry, Oakland; II.
L. Merrifeld, Eagleville, Modoc county; ].
]. Excl, Plymouth.
Yesterday Warden Paul Shirley paid
into the State Treasury $2S,024 40, receipts
from the different lines of manufacture in
the San Quentin Prison.
Thomas Barrett, who was reported to be
in a dangerous condition in consequence of
his having been kicked on the knee by
horse, is very much better and will soon
be about.
Deputy Coroner Clark held an inquest
yesterday upon the body of Jos. Hundery,
found in the river near CORTLAND Tuesday
morning, and returned a verdict of acct
dental drowning.
The steamer Neponset arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with produce,
including 900 sacks of potatoes The San
Joaquin No. arrived from San Francisco
with merchandise.
A proposition to sell the Hesperian Col
lege property to the town of Woodland, to
be converted into a city hall, has been con-
sidered by the Board of Town Trustees,
who decided adversely.
A Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
party, occupying two palace sleeperg. ar
rived here from San Francisco last evening,
and will resume their journey eastward by
the Reno train, at II 10 A. NJ. to-day.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was $50 which is % cooler
than the normal temperature for tlat
day. The highest and lowest Temperature
was SO and 500, with gentle to fresh ,outh-
erly winds, and clear to cloudy weather.
An excursion train will come down ON
Marysville next Sunday, having been char
tered by the Young Mems Institute, Cath
Ole Knights and St. Joseph Societies, to
bring them and others who desire to at
tend the laying of the cornerstone of the
new Cathedral in this city.
A violently insane elderly lady named
Ogden was brought up from the Napa Asy-
lum by her brother yesterday, and taken to
Stockton TO be confined in private asy-
lum. She was SO violent that her arms had
to be confined to prevent her inficting in
jury upon herself and hers
The police having been unable to obtain
evidence to convict Devenev, alias Mills.
alias Liverpool, of having been connected
with either the Davis or Wertheim burg
larles, he was yesterday released from
custody after his picture and description
had been taken for future use.
]. Z. Boynton and J. w Ayres. two rail
road employees who were seriously injured
near Montague, on the California and Ore
gon Railroad, last Tuesday, in consequence
OF timbers falling upon them while they
we're engaged i'll moving a water tank,
have been brought to the Railroad Hospital
John and Don Catlin, sons of Hon. A. P.
Catlin, Hal benson, son of Judge benson.
accompanied by Willie NJ. Thorne, of San
Jose, and w. a. Stotesburg, of Philadel-
phia, who will arrive from the East this
morning, will depart this afternoon for Te-
hama county, on hunting and fishing ex-
cursion trip.
The Portland express train over the Cali
fornia and Oregon road had fifty through
passengers to Portland on Tuesday night.
necessitating the running of two sleepers
to the end of the road for their aceonmo-
dation. Last nights train was also large,
showing very rapid increase of travel
over the route.
A few days ago young son of Rev. DR..
Wheeler was playing with other boys,
when missile thrown by one of them
from sling struck him in the mouth,
knocking out and splintering two of his
front teeth-one from the upper and the
other from the lower jaw-hesides iniuring
him otherwise.
The city delinquent tax roll, which was
turned over to the District Attorney yester.
day, showed delinquency of but SIS liz 80,
out of total tax of S219 600. The amount
has not been so small but once since Col
lector Putnam went into office, and citizens
who would like to succeed him think that
was long time ago.
There will be running races at C. Hal
VERSIONS race track, Hangtown Crossing. on
Sunday, the 10Th instant. Bids for priv
ileges for bar, lunch and pools will be re-
ceived for the whole or separately at the
State House Hotel up to the 18th instant
The train for the races will leave Sacra-
mento at IL A. returning, will leave the
Crossing at $50 P. NJ.
The I" Lullabies of Nations" in costumes,
with tableaux. will be presented, under
the direction of w. f. jackson, at the
Metropolitan Theater tomorrow evening.
A veryepleasing feature of the evenings
entertainment will be the Milkmaids'
March, by forty young girls. The box
sheet will be open on Friday at G. NJ.
Campbells, 400 K street.